Structured protection of critical data — and the client trust it earns you. Risk-led, proportionate, and built on controls you will actually operate.
Based in Greater Manchester, supporting businesses across the UK.

ISO 27001 is the international standard for information security management systems (ISMS). It sets out how to identify information security risks and apply proportionate controls to manage them — covering people, process and technology, not just IT.
The 2022 revision restructured the Annex A controls into four themes: organisational, people, physical and technological, with several new controls covering areas such as threat intelligence, cloud services and data leakage prevention.
We define a defensible ISMS scope. Getting scope right is the single biggest driver of cost and effort — too wide and the project balloons, too narrow and clients will not accept it.
We run a structured information security risk assessment, agree risk criteria and appetite, and produce a risk treatment plan with owners and timescales.
We produce the Statement of Applicability against the Annex A controls, documenting which apply, which do not, and why — then help you implement policies and controls proportionate to your risk.
We support internal audit of the ISMS and management review, and prepare you for Stage 1 and Stage 2 certification assessment.
For a small or medium organisation, three to six months from start to certification is a common range, depending on how much is already documented and how quickly the certification body can schedule audits. We confirm a timeline after the gap analysis.
There are two parts: consultancy support, which depends on your size, scope and starting position, and the certification body’s audit fees, which you pay to them directly. We give a clear estimate after the gap analysis.
You can do it yourself, and many organisations do. A consultant shortens the route, helps you avoid over-documenting and prepares you for the audit.
Yes. ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001 and ISO 27001 share a common high-level structure, so they can be run as one integrated management system.
No. It is not a legal requirement, but it supports your UK GDPR and data protection obligations and is often required by clients during procurement.
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